Saturday, November 19, 2022

Night Owl

"The Silent Hunter" by Graham Eaton

 In the darkest spaces of night
there flies a silent hunter
moving unnoticed between
the worlds, seeking the
mystic dreamers

beyond the veil of mystery
carrying spiritual messages
to the shamans who will listen

guardian of the night
seeing the road clearly
soaring past the shadowy
trees of winter's bareness
there lies a route to change

 universal shift with the
stars and moon, use your
internal lantern to lead
the way forward in the
journey to tomorrow

see past the perceived
illusions of indistinctness
trust your intuition to fly
you into the deepest places
of your dreamwork


written for The Sunday Muse
hosted by Carrie -who keeps
our muses entertained

Thank you for visiting

sharing with earthweal

32 comments:

  1. This is very mystical. I always think of owls as messengers and oracles..........a beautiful poem.

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    1. I do as well, when one enters my life, I evaluate my current situation. Once one warned me about a betrayal of friendship.

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  2. This is magical and wonderful Truedessa! If only the owl could truly fly beyond the veil of mystery carying spiritual messages!

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    1. Hi Carrie. I do believe there are messages when encountering owls in the journey. Sometimes it feels other worldly. Thank you for all you do!

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  3. "guardian of the night
    seeing the road clearly"

    surel those owl eyes. Happy Sunday Truedessa

    much💛love

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    1. They are a mysterious bird. There is one in the woods near me ,occasionally , it makes itself known.

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  4. How I love owls in the darkness of my morning walks ... they are such matriarchs of the night --

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    1. I agree, there is a wonderment about them. There is something special about early morning walks, a time of transition.

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  5. This shifted as I read it, the hunter becoming guide becoming beacon.

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    1. The mysterious ways of the owl and its ability to shift when need be.

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  6. An entrancing poem, very well done.

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  7. Very visual. Love those last lines especially.

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  8. there flies a silent hunter
    moving unnoticed between
    the worlds

    Very well said, True, a perfect reference to the picture. Love your wordcraft, always good description, it never varies!

    Hank

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    1. Hi Hank, How are you my friend? Perhaps, I need some variation. Pondering

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  9. Wonderful stuff. Your poem reads like a beacon of spiritual guidance. Suzanne - (wordpress blog) Mapping Uncertainty

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    1. Thank you Suzanne for seeing the light!

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  10. "trust your intuition to fly
    you into the deepest places
    of your dreamwork" -- brilliant!
    Love this poem and the free flight of the imagination you evoke.

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  11. Your poem has a kind of Poe-like rhythm to it ... really enjoyed reading it!!

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    1. Thank you,Helen, your comment made me smile. As I was trying to to navigate the dark and mysterious as a writer.

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  12. Hi Truedessa - owls are so special ... while being mystical and living their own lives intertwined with nature ... excellent poem - I enjoyed the read. Happy Thanksgiving if you're in that country - cheers Hilary

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  13. This is gorgeous, dreamy, and mystical. I would love to have an internal lantern.

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    1. The internal lantern is a flickering dream away

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  14. 'the deepest places
    of your dreamwork' sound like a wonderful sanctuary!

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  15. "trust your intuition to fly
    you into the deepest places
    of your dreamwork"

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  16. Powerful - and beautiful. Thank you.

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